Earlier this week I posted Kaylee’s Berries & Sunshine Mini Market Tote with this beautiful flower on it but I failed to post the instructions on how to make the flower. So, instead of just adding the instructions to the post, I thought that I would do one better and give you a full photo tutorial on how to make it! Happy Crocheting!
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Crochet Popcorn Flower
Skill Level:
Easy
Materials:
- Size I Crochet Hook
- Small amounts of worsted weight yarn in 3 colors. I used Lily Sugar n Cream in Yellow, Hot Pink, and Hot Orange.
- Tapestry or darning needle, for weaving ends
- Ladybug Button (optional)
Abbreviations:
- mc – magic circle
- ch – chain
- dc – double crochet
- sl st – slip stitch
Instructions:
1. Start with a magic circle, ch 2. 8 dc into the magic circle.
2. To change color, insert your hook through the beginning dc (not ch 2)
3. Pull your next color through the loop. Ch 2.
4. 5 dc into the same stitch.
5. Remove your hook from the last dc. Insert your hook back into the first dc.
6. With your hook still in the first dc, grab the loop from your last dc and pull through.
7. Ch 1 to secure your popcorn stitch.
8. Repeat steps 4-7 in each stitch around.
9. Join your next color. Ch 2. Repeat steps 4-7.
10. For your next popcorn (and every other one after that), insert your hook into the ch 1 space or the popcorn stitch from the previous round and repeat steps 4-7 all the way around.
11. Once you’ve finished your popcorn stitches, fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing. Weave in all of your extra ends. Using a needle and thread or yarn, sew your button onto the center of your flower.
And there your have your Popcorn Flower! You can keep it all one color or even stop after step 8 if you want a single layer flower. I hope you enjoy the tutorial! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me and I will do my best to help you out 🙂
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Love your flowers will have to try them all
Thank you Debbie! 🙂
This is probably one of my favorites. I love having an arsenal of different flower patterns!
This is my favorite pattern of yours – so cute and fun! It says my comment is being blocked as spam and try try again, so I’m trying again – I think it may have just been too short.
Too cute!! I think the lady bug got me!
Thanks Lisa! I think it adds a special touch 😉
This is so cute. I might use the pattern for some yarn bombing we are planning this year. thank you.
So cute, thanks for the pattern. I love these bright colours!
Thanks Julie! 🙂
I love crochet, hand made loveliness. So nice to see a tutorial! have to give this a try as they are just too gorgeous!
Thanks Brenda! Enjoy!
So thats how its done. I love the popcorn stitch and want to give it a go someday in a blanket. Thanks for sharing. My daughter has been making little flowers while we crochet together. They are quick for little ones that need instant gratification in order to keep at it. She will love this.
Birgitta xx
I love the popcorn stitch too. It’s a neat little stitch 🙂 I hope you daughter enjoys making the flower!